Lil’ KeKe

Lil' Keke, a prominent member of the Houston-based rap collective Screwed Up Click, gained recognition for his debut album Don't Mess wit Texas in 1997, which sold 40,000 copies in Houston. Following its success, the album was re-released nationally as The Commission in 1998, featuring the popular single Southside. Keke continued to thrive in the music industry, releasing nine independent solo albums and collaborating with various artists before signing with Swishahouse in 2005. His subsequent albums, including Loved by Few Hated by Many in 2008 and Money Don't Sleep in 2014, showcased collaborations with notable artists like Paul Wall, Slim Thug, 2 Chainz, Yo Gotti, and Devin the Dude.

Throughout his career, Lil' Keke has maintained a strong presence in the rap scene, consistently delivering impactful music that resonates with his audience. His versatility as an artist is evident in his ability to seamlessly collaborate with a diverse range of artists and release albums that capture the essence of the streets. With a string of successful releases under his belt, Lil' Keke continues to solidify his status as a respected figure in the rap community, leaving a lasting legacy with his authentic and compelling music.